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-f i~ ~i 11 ,;tl,t erg, g at( outie. IX e" 111 0 " coma lered• pre Ci;q s e red ; ill' 1 1116 n~an wer° knell ij g 0 1 ' Der , rO - IC;6 pi CJI ( 1 1) !lel ( n cc, 2.014' I u t 4;6 s, 'll j~.ii~l. cl• otof irrlie d , opt, , • 1) • if hour r.I T 6.1117 7 1 . 5011 c o afl'6 boo . - , oz , zl e " Ler Go tl A ' 0 6 ' 4e ater, °ll ,rd3i 4 ti',. 0'; ht.f lo o 0; s ,e 5 11 0 d i jOo v , t•JC‘ f?i s f " r Og % 11, J; , (t*., [l'o l . OP g; the 'I, jr. UMBER 5588.1 " I YAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER . . BRIPGE. , . U nder the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of wALas and Duke'of Yoitit: ,HIS EVENING, To-morrow, and Saturday, s P e elacle, •ca be lie wit! presented the G rand Equestrian and Pede s tri an d . THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT; • Or, THE FATAL BRIDGE. • v ariety of HORSEMANSHIP-, particularly by Mr. MA \it KEEN. 13 0 (by desire) the Eccentricities of the HUNTED TA I LO k and his Horse Tally-ho.. Billy Burton, Mr. CROSSMAN; ... Master, Mr. DAVIS; . ' ' And . Clown, Mr. USHER. To conclude with a Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN" LAPLANDER. bo o rs Boxes 4s. Pit ts. Gallery is. - open at Hal f past Five. : --Half- price,lialf past E;ght. ,questrian Tuition, by able Masters, from Ten till Three. Blood-Red 16:ight will be pertormed •Even. 4 2 , * To morrow, and Saturday, with Ilarlequin Laplander ,"..the Hunted Tailor .—On Monday next yiri.q. Be prodneed , ,11ci entirely new l-brlegitinacie, which has been some. time in tltr Peen. and in order to keep up a conitant'chati4e, the new Harlequin .Pantomimes will conclude the en. tirs I F I,lu Anted mus ements ev Beery alternate Week, vinh occasionally c. RlSTopaLlt COATS ALCE COA 1:1; and 161-IN WHEREAS CHRISTOPHER COATS, for inerly- of Slactourn,. in Ilowland, 'Yorkshire, La. 17hett 4 1er went to live in London. about sixty years ago (being about eighteen ears.-Y Of age), at the Swan With Two 4:',,*(.ku; in Lad-lane, tir the capacity of an Ostler ; ALC E ' S; Sister or thesaid Christopher Coats, •went. from Isesaine place also to London, about iifty years ago, .aud :te.' l, i ) .past : ci'inatiled a Shoemaker, I 0 UN COATS, who. t jved an apprenticeship to a kVoolcomber at Relstori, near "Ipton, in Craven, -Yotkshire, enlisted as a •Private SOdier triirty-seven years ago. Now it the said Christopher • Coats, and• john Coats, who have not since been .. except'a - report th.it Christ.pher Coats . died:about , 11 :•9-tive yea rs ago .. or any-of them be ii; .•w liviog,_or it dead, . lcgal Issue,, or any-Descenciants from- them,, w make `,,TE)li,ation to .Mes,s., Bleasclale, A leac.andey and H 0 1:11 , ', Netv.inn, Londbn, or to Mr: Duckle, l Solicitor, ',llnsburgli, in the County of lincolti..they will hear of ething very much. to-their advantage. Toe above tritee ~,,erne 'suns were the Children of one Coats, by Ann , i r, who.was Sister to one Robert Turner, f orm e r ly o f N- AnYinformation remieding all, or any of the above • e ( i r ; : i rl: s. b u tv r i g l il l , he l ic . tsofnely re Narded. , • TURNPIKE TOLLS To LET. Ilercby giyep, that the TOLLS ads ing at the J'everal foll-gates upon the Turnpike-road " I ngfrnm, Stratford-upon-Avon, thrbugh Aldertnimter, hip . s s ton-ußon-Stour, to the top oflong Coinpitin 'dhe County of Warwick, known 'by the several names Of 3.O ) NL; CO - I'iIVTON 'GATE, FURZE: HiLL G-sTE, 6,7 NrINGTON GATE, and S AT FOR 41 GA'FE,lvill, be LE by Auction, to.t he best bidder, ,zt tp . e Georv.e inn, Shipston,upon-Stout,. on Saturuay, tht.: oi l Aiigkdst igfo between The . hours of , Yeive and five ,p a .n the A kertirion;in the manner directed by the ,Lt '4l4.tbefi to t i le i3tii s ear of the reign of his present Al.ije.sty„: for 4 , 4", t g, w the : Turnpike- roacis, which sad Tolls pro hist 'year the Of 1,3501. above the expeme of col. "ri : Lor:g Compton Gate . - Z2co Furce H:lt Gate, - 3Ol Iloo,iinetori Gate - '3Bo ' Stratferct - and Cliford Gate - • eta• " 7611 be put up separately or rogether,, as t 4 Cnrrimts- Ag t t at the Meeting, Arevtous their,bliing noeverhappens to bethe best bidder must artlie, bhtie time pay Month's Rent in advance, give seen. f, w ith.surficietit sureties, to the satistaction tit 6 Trustees 'v yid Tunipiv.e4oact, for the payment of the items ' l] , r _e , l for, at such time and iasuch manner as they ' shall or 4oci , 1, t 11c above Meeting some new Commissioners will be n , inted W. C. MORRIS, St ratford- upon-Avon, • Clerk to tnevTrustces. ' ' 4 4.4, al GENERAL SIR JOHN MOOR E' CUR UN NA PATENT CAMP BE DST D, tormin4 le,.ar T e ,""Y Bed for the Held, Barracks, &c. atso4 St)FA for d tli -"t Or Room, efcc_and.likewisu a SLA COT,tor on boaN por l l2. the whote packing in a small Valice, allowed the Tost • "ble ever y et manufadtirecl,:invented by MORt,AN rut presume nd 17. Catherine-street, strand, ' most h lyblthe highest honours ouOit to be p aid tlf y ancjall those who su gallantly' live and die tor their King Country. Romnv spl I M ? LT OF.VINEGAR, Original lention, oi l r. Henry, and-brought by his 'successive Improvements to the highest perfection) nS.. conti to Nl heprepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Che )4JlldleSter. H IS a rei ab J e Prz RI LIMED LIQUOR, which is L ouiposed of higiil r ..oncentrated Viiiegar, joined with 1 11 tnoat pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, p be kep t un i mi reil in any climate and tor anyitength of Its piingent (Mom , adapts it tor affording relief ir,pFaintings, ; and renders it peculy e rui and r'etresliirig in crowded rooms, in places df - I,,, r)r t, and in the apartments of the sick.. ..lt counteracts, " ', l ' l e.intecti on of C on tagious Dise a s es , nany-t;poriotts interica imitations are sold under and similarnanites, the publid are requested to as rh e Only proof of itS being genuine that the names of ..frs• II N Miindiester, /lie engraved on the Sta p. sri laded t VINEGAR, in bottles, ty zs• ,(Siainp in is sold wholesale and retail 1 1 1 1 . 1\Y LEY and (ILE Vl/,Cockspur.street, the only AgentS authorised by the Proprietots ; where may be 4 1 8 1}0hge )36 - xes of Gold, Silver, Cornelia'', Chrystal,kc. i' , l2 4 ° , HEN RY's CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles. .and larger s iatifils. witd glass stoppers, at 4s. each, tlicif I • 'les tieing on the Rt e HICK %JAN'S PILLS 51. 41 Effeelila! CUR E for the RAVEL and STONE I)P,PAGE of URINE, CONIPLAIN FS in the LACK' lci LOINS, KIDNEYS,and BLADDER, LUMB4GO, , Sce 1 ` the various Complaints incident to tie Human N. • Frame, there are none more. dreadful in their nature, S t° tr tbre alarming in theirconsequences, than the Gravel and • .e: They are complaints. to which every Person, even the a bstemious, is liable, as the Air we breathe and the Wa 'tm,!''e.drink ar e impr e gnated with Particles whi c h not on l y : w er ethese ex cruc i a t in g T o rt u res, but are a foundation for k`rY other Species of Disorder. HI CKNIAN'S ()RICA ii.„,,•1•,P1L Ls, composvil of the most innocont Ingredients, i en found of shipilar efficacy, in not only strengthen- • sl 'e Vessels contain.ng rite Urine, but happily destroying ,t4ettifying quality of ii, from, which proceed•the above &c.-reinriving the calculi, .or gritty concretiou,, !i4histting every puluicious tendency to 'those disorders, ithout c.:+iifinemeat. vn 91 4, wholesale and-retail. at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chelpsiile, ts9~er 0t Pa',ernuster-row ; Allen, 76, Oxford-street ; Clark, rte 1 ,I 1 r 'eoligh, and tnost Medicine Venders, in boxes at . 1...5. ach. S N :This nay Was published, In Oaavo, pri c e 'Seven Shilli ngs , i n b oar d s , THE LE GEND of MARY QUEER of SCOTS, and othei INCIENT POEM S, now,first published from MSS. or . the Sixteenth Century, with an intruduction, Notes, and an A imeildix. Printed Tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster. row: As above-may be had, the .sarne. Work- in Quarto, price tl. is. in bo.irds. LOVEDEN V. BARKER.- This Day was published, price 6s. THE TRIAL at larg , l of an ALition. brought by EDWARD LOVEDEN . I .I II VEDEN, Esq. against THOMAS RAYMOND BARKER, Esq. for Criminal Conversation with Mrs. Loveden, in winch the Damages were laid at 10,0001. Tried before Lord Ellenborough and a Special fury, Taken in Short Hand by Mr. GURNEY. To which are added, Proceedings on a Motion for a New Trial, and the Cep ssitions of Witnesses in the Consistc.iry Court of London; including:the Intercepted Correspondence between Mrs Loveden and Mr. Barker, with tire Sentence of Divorce, pronounced by Sir William Scott. Printed tor Sherwood, Ned), awl 'ones, Paternoster-row. SECOND'ELMTION. SECRETS OF .IRE FRENCH COURT. This Day was published,. In One large Wlll.lllle, Ottavo, price 16s.,:inboards, THE SECRET HISTORY of the CABINET of . . A. BUONA it FE, in cluding his •Priitate Life; Cha racter, Doniestic Administiation, and his Conduct to Foreign Powers ; together with S e cr e t A nec d ote i o f the 'different Courts of Europe, and .4 the. French Revolution. With TW Appendixes, consisting of State Papers; and Ajographicai .skrtches of tlae Persons._ coinpQsic the Court of St. Cloud. By LEWIS GOLDSMITH, Notary Pub`lic.' • Author of " The Crimes of CaMnets,"." Au Exppsition of the Condueloritrance towar s America," Toe ecolikt EdiTiOn. " Printed 'for 1. M. Richardson, No_ 23, Cornhill; , and 1. ' Hatcharit,' SDfl I; AUGUST .9, 1810. - PICTUALLING.OFFICE, .7rety to, 1810, THE COM,M,TSSIONERSjorL ICTUALLING flisitiA.74sTP.l NAP y do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 4th of September next, they 'will be ready to receive Tnders in writing (sealed up)," and treat for such quantities of PRIME .IRISHBE EF . avd PORK, i9rbe cured in-the ensuing season, as the rerpetiive Afeechants. aud ; Dea:ers 'therein - way pink proper to offer ; one-third part thereof to 6e packed .in half Puncheon s , one-third part in Tiercer, and one-third part in Bar_ rely; to be delivered into hit Majes y'sVielmailing Siorei at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork, and into 'the Army Vieluallifig Stores in . St. ea therine 's, inreiieTar 7 proportions of each desalt. don' of Carkti•.by the periods under ineirtioned, viz. One-fourth part of the whole by the_2Bth February, sr, One-fourth partinore, .rsth April, a ut, • One-fourth 13/rt more, 31st May; ail, And the remaining fciurth part by the isth July, 'Sit, and to be paid fsr by Bills payable, with 'interest, ninety days after date. ' 1 The Conditions of tbe . Contraa may be _seen at the .rifterffry'',:rt Office, at this Office, Dr by app(ying t Mr. .7. 1/. Dansterviii;, Agent for the I/lel:calling, at Cork ; to the Colletiors aJ /.7!1 tesy' r CuStoms at - Limerick, Be/last, T.ewty, and :Pater ord ; and to the :Postmaster- General at l)g4.'inteltrelliv4. N. B. No .Tender for a less quanti(y thdr: Thlutand Tierces of Beef,andTwO ThOnia•id Tie'riys of Pork, lull.' be ad- Mitred ; nor will'egardhe bad to .av , , 7t , 1.151) the Price. 5i , ..7,11 ndt be inserted in ;tz..,,rds thccr th ; :t not be.deli..; , er, dto the Board before One o'clock on „ the said Tuesday, the cvhof teathet next. nor sinless the Pcrson who.makes the-Tender, or some!, Person on.&shehall, attends to anstz.er when called for. ; Within Three Miles of Southampton. • IL) BE SOLD, By GEORGE HOOKEY, Au6tioneer,' On Thursday the z3cl of August, and, following Day, in Thirty-two Lots, unless putviousl., dispOsed of by Private, Contratt, • .• T HE most valuable MANORS piTOWNFIILL , . and AL LI NGTON, With the Division of the House ot- Ewelme .(h ought of the Crown); together wick a Lom -plete Sporting llox, and other Messuages, Farms, Lands, Woods, - dre. crntaining about One l'housand Acres of Land, the wnole Freehold,. excepting aixitit Seventy Acres, Ivhi‘u areCopyhrild for Three Lives, under WincheSter . COliege. 'Particulars may be .had, alter , the Ist day of August, rd Messrs. Blake and White, Essex-street,' Strand; London: . of the Audioneer, Southampton; ann of 'An .Ling, Townhill, who wiIISWCW the Premises. N. 8.. The A titioileer will he each day of Sale at the New Inn find, •West- . in the Parish Of South Stoneham, precisely at o'CioLk, and will proceed from thence th.tlie re spedive Lots, wriete the Auction will be held, or., as near thereto as circunisiances,will permit,. Tenders (post-paid) sealed up, and addressed 'to Mr. - Hockey, for the ;curing of any of the said PremiSes upon-a Twouty-one Year's Lase, will,Meet with at~enti~ll: FIELDHOUsE MANSION and LANDS, STAFFORD -- SHIRE. • • To 1)E. .LIT, For a. Term of Ye.rs; ad entered upon at Michaelmas i. Lip flint CAPITAL MANSION; called the FI E 1.1)1-10 E, with the COach:. houseS",' Stabl a, Husbandry•buildings, Farin.y anis, Kitchen and Flower. gardens,. La , .it, Shrubbery, Plantations, Pleasure grounds, and Fish Ponds, and the whole, or any part of, 130 Ai;res of exceeding rich Land; neariy eqUally -divided into Meadow and Arable, immediately surrounding the Mansion, and in a high state:uf cultivation. The House consists of a handsome Entrance-hall, a fast , parlour, zr feet by 17 ;• Dining-room, 33 feet by 2o; Drawing-room, it rev b) t ; s excellent i3,ej-chainbers•on 'the First..floor,with Closers . ; arid 7 I , ed rooms in the Attics, Kitchens. Pantries, lirewlvJuse, Laundry, and all other re quisite otfices. • . The Man ion -house, which is modern and elegant, is nearly surrounded by a Lawn or 3 6 Acres, richly ornamented with tine Ttinber Trees, - and commands a most d(ilighttul view of IL4ley,liall and ,Park (thescat of Lord Lyttieton) aid Or the Clem Hills, from' both of which it is distsut about half-a-mile. rite neighbourhood is most respe&able ;"'the roads good, anti the soildr.y. A Pack oti.klarriersre kept in the Parish, and the country is rt.ghlarly, hunted by a Pack of Fox hounds. • The distance.from the Market-town of Stourbridge is aisoilt three wiles ; ,froru Kidderminstar five; troni 13romsgrove seven ; and Birintnghaw. twelve ; and the Turnpike- road lead in: from Stourbridge t , ) Broinsgrove adjoins the extremi ty of the Lawn. • The Premises may be viewed at any tine on application ; and for forther parzkolars, and to treat tor the same,.apply to Thomas •Wahiron, Esq. Fieldhouse, near Stourbridge, or to Mr. Bury, Attorney at Law, LieWchey, Worcestershire. Patronized awl used by his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, a:id the first Personages of Rank, and Gentlemen in the Navy :ind Ariny, who have found the good Effects in•lo»g Voyages. — FROTTEIVs ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, or 1 JOH ATIC TOtITH POWDER, has beenfor'o years recommended to the attention of the Public. Those wilo have not tried the etlea of this excellent Dentifrice, will,find a Singlig.Box a sufficient quantity to ascertain its efficacy and virtues, its excellencies being acknowledged by the molt re. .speciable Medical Authorities, used by many, and tecorn. mended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the 'Breath, possesses no Acid that,can corrode the Enamel, and Ruts a beauniulpolish on the Teeth. From its astringency, it strengthens the Gums, eradicates the Scurvy (which atten proves the destruCtion of a whole set of Teeth), pre serves, sound "Teeth from decay, secures decayed Teeth from becoming worse,. fastens .those which are loose, and it pre- Vents the return ofthe noth-ache. Likewise a TISCTU.RE which relieves the most violent Tooth-ache, and is a wash with the Powder. A Caution against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth Powder without " M., Trotter" on the , Stamp on the top of the Box. • All others are Counterfeits. • Sold, wholesale and retail, at her Warehouse, No. 3, Beau fort-buildings, Strand: at ilie*Cortyvall Gazette Office ; Bealurn, Druggist, and Mr. Simmons and Mr. Mills - , Ports mouth; Mr. lohnson, Gosh -rt; Mr. Webb, Portsea ; Mr. Lticas; Southinripton ; 'Miss - Brodie, Salisbitry Mr. Hamil ton, Guernsey; Mr. lackson i Plymouth; Mr. Congdon, Mr. Gtenuelle,, and Mr. Koch, Plymouth. Dock ; Mr. Thomwon anti Mr. Arnold, Isle of Wight; M r . Alclreed, Yarmouth ; Mr. ThoMson; Chatham ; Mr. lacobs, SneJsr nets ;• Mr. Rooey, Elarrowgate; Mr. Robertson, .Prinees street, Bdinbur4h, and Mr. Rayburn. ditto; Mr. .-.nderson, Aberdeen ; Mr. Battou, Glasgow ; Mr. M'Cleoci, Greenc..k; ItiterSori, Isle of Mali , Mr. Viner aid Mr. Meyter, Bath, Mrs. Shearcliffe. Bristol Library; ; IVli.mos. Mills and Co. ; ditto; Mr. lanillon,Capel-street, -Dublin, Mr. S melt, ljean.street, ditto ; Mr. Dale, Wool ; Mr. Beni?..mni, Kochester; Mr. flat/ciallcCornwail. VICTUALLING-OFF/CE, August 7, iho.' T}lE COMMISSIONERSjo r L LIN G -1 L- HIS MAYESTY's NAVY .do hereby give Notice, That on Satue!day, ihe.lBll, inst. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, will be exposed to Public Sale at the Victualling Office at Dover, tie the following COOPERAGE STORES, is: small L,;ts, . , New Dantzic Boards-ends - 80.? MN/ Doublet-'ends - - . t 6.000 From ,n to is New Quebec Boards-ends - 1,16, ,inehe's lung, New Doublet-ends - --.- 2 . ,630. ' ?ring in the 'Stores of that qffiee, where , ay . Perr,:n inetnaGir to Purchase mg bave the liGerty of viewing - the same s`n the co;nnton nur.rh;ng blurs a , y day before the Sale. ClllNG's PATENT WORM LOZENGES. • ViORMS are the most frequent sowers - of Chil dien's-Dise4scs. Their sy inpfolit s-e very . Parent and Guardian of Children shouldte acquainted vviih. Thcy oc. easion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the C.,lour .of the Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of tie Dowels, att en d, ed after with violent pains; t h e y bring vu Coirvtilsions they atted the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end log in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me dicine is univedsai iy allowed, o!, the testimony of th(i hi'i;hest Charaders in this Country, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given td the Proprietor, t ;Om a personal knowledge of its wonderful sic- Bess in their,own Families, stainps'its - merit beyond eoMperi tion, and gives a s.mdion to it, of which -no outer Medit,•ine of the kind can livast. Parents, and others w h o . have • the Care of Children, should have t his Remedy as a Fannly Me dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowel of-Chil dren are any way, disordered, which it Will always.be tcund to relieve. Sold, wholes:de and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No, , l , Cheapside, London; and retail by Smith, Scott, and Bax ter, Edinburgh ; Newman, Exeter ; Hoxland and Cran vine, Plymouth ; Hazard and'Crutwell, anti by must annul Venders, In Boxes at at. 9d. ;And cc. 6 d. 004, VCTUALLING-OF.eIOE, August I, itte:' 'THE cpmitirssiopirvis for VICTUAL .4, 1 G -11 " HIS 11 1 / I .7ESTY's NcifltY do hereby give Notice, That Friday, the ioth instant, they will he rea.ty to receive Tersiers in writing (.sealed up), for such quantities of P. rote IRISH BE 4nd PORK cured in th , last season, and cnntal,ed Half Punebr.ns,.:7 leres, Or Barrels, 411 the resist:Wye lifer cianfs 4174',Pe . alers therein may think proper to' cifsn- ; to be livered in ; spree of one Affmth l into ,the, 4 n o , 1 7 0:e,i.in,, z Stow 'ix 'Saint,Catberine's, and to 6e paid for by Bil,b taj'at4e interest, Ni t.c y days alto date. The Condi:l.:tit of the Conti a - . 1 mg Iv seen at the Secretary's Office. .IVo regard nyillbe had to 47, Tender. in which the Brice r Aui not be inserted in' U./3 , 4s at length; Or that shall not led, It ;., to the 116at - do..fore One , ,t the said 1441)., the ►orb instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender,•cP some er fon on bit &hall, attends, to answer' whenl'alled . . ' F'ICTUA LL MG..° 41,egust 6, tX ro, TI"E' COMM . I,FSIOiVERSIor VICIVALLING h:s : 1 1ajesty's Navy du/Jet-Of give Notice, 7 baton Trie:day .tbe m'th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in uriting (reale.t . up), and treat lOr the supply of the under mentioned quantities of RUM. BUTTER, .andCH EESE, to be delivered at the Pots, and in the proportions under-menthned, viz.. . Rum. Butter. : Cheese. . . . Gallons. Tons. Tons. • Deptford - - ?0,0p3 6o - .63 Portsmouth - so,ooo - -so . too Plymouth - 40,000 -• 40 - -4) . _ One half thereof in One Alotti t and the other half in One Month . afteruards, 'and Nbe paid fur ,6P, 14iilt v paj.abiewit6 Interett, ninety day: alter date,' The conditions ef the Conpaels may be teen at the Steletaly's Offer. • , • - No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted to auordr at length, or that shall not be delivered io the Board before One o'clock 'on the said Tuesday, the .2;th slant, nor unless the Person who niahs the Tender, or:-sme son on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for, ;T 4 - .k \ N * t kk i" S-4, 4‘, -O,IIAY' r-ts I PRICE SIXPENCE RALFPENN Y • PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. SALEABLE OFFICES IN THE COURTS OF LAW. ABSTRACT OF THE REPf,RT OF THE COMMITTEE. This Raport begins with statinC, that 'the leault of their incenries lras been to satisfy the 'Cohnnia's sioners, , that. in the Courts of Chancery an.' chequer. there is not any offieeor apeointmeniavhich can be considered ai saleable. In the - Court of King's Bands, hoWever, it aipears that the follow:- 4(T- persons • hold offices, 'which 'are saleable ; and that the right of nomination t. as 1 . 6110a , s Chief Clerk, • tlieClerk of the Trearetry . and : C„ .too 7 Breviumethe Filacer Exigenter, and Clerk of the Outlawries, appointed by the tord . Cisief Justice ; the'Clerk of the Rules oh the PleNs - side, the Clerk of the Papers ditto, the Clerk of the Daelarations, the Clerk of. the Common 13ails, c. and Elie' Cleik Of the- Dackets, appointed by 'the 'Chief C erk ; the Clerks of - the Inner and °titer Tieastiry, the .Clerks of Nisi Trios, and the 'B tg'-:bearer•ou rite appointed by. the - Custos 'Breviany. 01 the , id 'offices, those executed' by deputy yield to 't aftercieduating'theproperty tax, 15,0V21,. i ty 11 ' Id 'a • year, and to 'toe Deputies raeGl. 'Bud tl'ase executed in 'person prodhce 52,i;ef541. Is. Id:a iyear. The Report then goes on to sigh; tliat Whan the sale cf offices ,in the Courts of Weatrniteer entirety prohibited;. previ- ion: may be made towards the payment 'Of the salaries 'of 'the Lord !Chief4eatted, -arid Ihe -other:J tidgeaeof . t he CfUrt Of king's Bench ; and that. the charge ; upon the Re venue rnay4ae letSaened, if sock eoffices as are • now eaecut'ed, by deputy .were executed in person ; iinasmuch as' if that :vete done,all the tees' : now payable might be 'received by - . the principal ottid , :rs; Who might be authorised' tosetain such . a proportion of them as may be. thought, roperereg,ard-' being had to, the dignity of those offic e s ; and to a proper remuneration for dischargin g the functions of them, 'and they might 'tie accountable' for the residue of-aucklees. LOOkinkatAlie - SilbjeCii r l this point'of view, the Commissioners think that if the office of Chief Clerk et the Keng"-s. Bench were exe-• cot.-d.iti. person, .there would be no.eccasion t;,r an Assistatit to the Secondary or Master on the e Pe a nle of the . Courti and that if the:Office of Ctistos ' Brevloin.were. se executed, he might ; -.witliCtire sist,ince Ci.errks, to be pail by himself, discharge al: the funetions -of the Clerks et the loner Outer Treasury, and of the 'ClakS - of Nisi Pra tt e With respeCti to the offices of . Clerk of the Rules, and .Clcrk of the Papers 4, on the Pleas side, ted e ia pears, that after the sale of them stall be 4.,,01iet e1, it may be expedient that 'those Utlieera should receive, to their own use, only a certain eroportion of the fees belonging, to the.said _oth..ea,-and :should -• be accountable for the residue.' It further appears to the Commissioners, that the offices of Cite k of the Papers, and 'Clerk of the Decti`trattons may be executed by. the - stneperSon; and' that the' 11, as of the . General Issue should:be entered, with him, instead of 'being entered with the _Clerk of the Dockets. • _ From these premises, the Commissioners come t o thig eeneliriore, that the nett stains ahnit ally re ceived by the Chief Clerk, the Custos Brevium, and Filacer,Exigetiter,, and Clerk .of. the (.Ltla,wrie.s, in 'the Courtt - ot Kink's Bench, and the Officers belong ing to them whose duties are execut, d ny . dekity, . .amount JO 15,0221. 19s. 31; while the nett fees ,received oe their Deputies areesatut.ea hat less than on.i.:eleventh par.: ; lettit g a balance of, fees, re eeived- by 'Oll - iaersalot exeeuting , atiy part Of t h e duties, of 13:,6461.• 6S. 6d..;-to if there be added one-third of, . the profits. .of the: offices of Clerk of the Rules, and Cleyk of the Papers, being . 16541. t ()s e t od. 'andthree-fehttlis of the offiCes of the•three other 'CierkS of Nisi Prius,• being 0551. thee• will bean annual sum of .16,3761.•53. 4dA-. from oficr there Shall ,have been de dueled- such Stalls as, on account of the, dignify of Their offices, may be thought' fit tO be' allosaaid to the priacipals discharging. the functionvof theme be yoed the amount of the fees and salairies hitherto received, by their Deputies, !here would probably, - remain a sum of frooi 49, to 15,0001. or upward's', which might-be annually applied 'in diminuticn - of the charge upon the public revent, for payment of salaries of the Lord Chief J:_ist ice and other Judges of the said Court of Din g 's Bench; In the Caear: of Common Pleas, it appears tothe Cornrnissiouery that the followitig peraons.liold of fices coniedered saleable, and nominated as follows The First and Tflirct- Prot honotarieS, 'the Clerk of the King's Silver, - the . Clerk of the Jurafa, the Clerk of taa,tessoigas, Ihe Clerk of the Warrants, the,Eati wailer, the Clark of the.Supers,lcieas, the Filacers, andel tie Cle k Errors in the Exchequer her, appointed by the Lord Chief Justices ; the Se- cond Pt or hotroatry, nod the Clerk of rho; Juries, ap p Muted by :lie Lord Chief Josiice, on the-nominas 1101)0f : the Cusses Brevium ; and the three,Sacon deriee, appointed by the respective Prothohotaries. 01 - these- several offices of the Court of COMII2OCI Pleas, it appears that the nett annual receipts of those executed by Pepufy, are to the Pri nc i pa l s 4,4061. of which 731)1. id. is paid 'to the Deputies; and that . the nei t annual receipts of the three Protho- • notaries, and • other offices, executed in person, amount to, upwards (4..7;0001. : making a total of - 12,1021. 4s. L.l. a-year. The. 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